Usha Martin Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation
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Date: 27th November 2025
The Secretary BSE Limited Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Dalal Street Mumbai – 400 001 [Scrip Code: 517146]
The Manager National Stock Exchange of India Ltd Exchange Plaza, 5th Floor, Plot No. C/1, G Block, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra Mumbai – 400 051 [Symbol: USHAMART]
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INVESTOR PRESENTATION
Specialty wire rope and engineering solutions provider
November 2025
Disclaimer
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Contents
1) Company Overview
2) Competitive Edge
3) One Usha Martin Initiative
4) Financial Overview
5) Summary
6) ESG
7) Annexure
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COMPANY OVERVIEW
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Leading global and India’s no.1 specialty steel wire rope solutions provider…
OFFERING WIDE RANGE OF:
Specialty wire ropes
High quality wires
Low relaxation prestressed concrete steel strand (LRPC)
Bespoke and end-fitments, related services
~65 yrs. Rich Legacy
06 Continents
~3,100 Worldwide Employees
3,474 Cr. Consolidated Revenue
~30,000
EBITDA per tonne
406 Cr. Consolidated PAT
06 Manufacturing Facilities
19.3% ROCE
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Note: As on 31st March 2025
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…with diversified presence across geographies and end-industries
State-of-the-art manufacturing facilities: Ranchi, Hoshiarpur, Dubai, Bangkok, UK and Silvassa
Global Development Center (GDC) at Italy: Engaged in using proprietary design software to develop best in class products
Worldwide network: Extensive and dedicated network spread across the globe enabling proximity to international market
SKUs: Highly customized o(cid:442)erings has led to a broad SKU portfolio serving critical applications across diverse industries
Consolidated Revenue Break-up1
Product Segmentation
Others, 8%
Wire & Strand, 10%
LRPC, 8%
Wire Rope, 74%
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Note 1: As on 30th September 2025 Note 2: For all product segments
End Industry Segmentation2
Geographic Segmentation2
Others, 2%
Fishing, 3%
Mining, 6%
Utilities, 3%
Engineering, 24%
Americas, 9%
Middle East & Africa, 9%
Elevator, 10%
Auto, 6%
Crane, 19%
Asia Pacific, 12%
India, 42%
Construction & Infrastructure, 10%
Oil & O(cid:442)shore, 17%
Europe, 28%
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Usha Martin’s strategic transformation
TURNAROUND Deleveraging, steel divestment
CONSOLIDATION Focus on value mix, organization alignment, ESG integration
GROWTH Capex-led growth, digital integration, One Usha Martin initiatives
FY19 – FY21
Divestment of steel business resulting in:
Sharp deleveraging
Reshaped balance sheet
FY22 – FY25
FY26 onwards
Renewed focus on high-value specialty wire rope
Value-accretive capex onstream
business
Initiation of One Usha Martin program to unify global operations and leadership alignment in FY25
Strengthened governance and ESG integration
across geographies
Broadening specialty portfolio across
critical applications to enhance margin resilience
Increase geographical reach and customer
penetration in strategic markets
Full-scale realization of “One Usha Martin” benefits, driving sustainable growth and e(cid:443)ciency
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COMPETITIVE EDGE
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In an industry with high entry barriers…
Critical Critical Component Of Component Of End-product End-product
Close Customer Close Customer Engagement Engagement
High-end applications of wire ropes are a mission critical component of end-product, making safety an absolute priority
Long cycles for new customer and OEM approvals foster deep, sticky relationships
High Customer High Customer Switching Costs Switching Costs
Customers have little incentive to switch once a product is entrenched in their ecosystem because of requalification e(cid:442)ort, performance uncertainty, and downtime risks
Technical Know-how Technical Know-how
Years of niche design, research & development, and application experience are required to compete
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…Usha Martin holds a competitive edge to fuel growth
Brand value established over 60 years
Comprehensive product portfolio across diverse critical applications
Focus on services – o(cid:442)ering total solutions to clients
Global ‘close- to-consumer’ footprint
Robust R&D and innovation capabilities
Strong financial position
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Brand value established over 60 years
Foundation of a wire rope plant in Ranchi (India) in collaboration with Martin Black (UK)
Acquisition of European Management & Marine Corp in Scotland
Setting up the distribution center in the USA
Incorporation of UM Cables at Silvassa
Setting up the distribution center in Indonesia
JV with Tesac Wire Ropes Co. Ltd of Japan
Set up of GDC – Global Development Center in Italy
Setting up a new facility for Oceanmax at Brunton Shaw
1960s
1990s
2010s
1970s – 80s
Incorporation of Usha Siam in Bangkok
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2000s
Acquisition of Brunton Shaw UK
Setting up the distribution center in Singapore
Incorporation of Brunton Wolf Wire Ropes in UAE
Acquisition of the Hoshiarpur factory
Setting up the distribution center in Australia
JV with Joh Pengg Austria in Ranchi
Acquisition of De Ruiter Staalkabel in the Netherlands
Setting up the distribution center in Vietnam
2020s
Acquisition of remaining stake in Brunton Wire Ropes
Setting up a subsidiary in Saudi Arabia
Acquisition of the remaining 50% stake in TESAC Usha to form Usha Siam Specialty Wire Rope
Setting up the Usha Martin Learning Academy (UMLA) in Ranchi
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Comprehensive product portfolio across diverse critical applications
Oil & o(cid:442)shore ropes
Surface mining: 45 days - 150 days Dragline dump: 7 days – 14 days
Underground mining: 1.5 – 3 years
Fishing: 6 months – 12 months
Elevator ropes: 8 years - 10 years
Crane wire ropes: 6 months - 18 months Piling: 60 piles – 120 piles
Cable supported bridges & structures
Aerial transportation: 2 years – 3 years
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Note : Replacement cycles mentioned above depend on the nature of usage
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Focus on services – o(cid:442)ering total solutions to clients
Spooling & Cutting of Heavy Reels
Mechanical Splicing
Testing & Site Inspection Services
Socketing
Long Splicing
2000-tons Capacity Test Bench Facility
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Global ‘close-to-consumer’ footprint
Nottinghamshire UK
Dubai UAE
Ranchi, Hoshiarpur, Silvassa India
Bangkok, Thailand
Distribution Centre / Rigging Facilities: • Aberdeen, UK • Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam • Houston, USA • Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia • Jakarta, Indonesia • Rotterdam, Netherlands • Singapore, Singapore • Perth, Australia • Sydney, Australia
R&D Centres: • Concesio City, Italy • Ranchi, India
6 Manufacturing facilities
6 Continents presence
9 Distribution centres / rigging facilities /
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6 Sales o(cid:443)ces in India
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Note : The facilities mentioned on this slide are owned by Usha Martin Ltd., which are additionally supported by an extensive network of distribution partners and outlets both in India and across the world
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Robust R&D and innovation capabilities – (I)
Global Development Centre – Usha Martin Italia
GDC has >40 years experience in rope design and application engineering
Actively engaged in designing of wire ropes with a proprietary design software
Responsible for technical guidance on product development, conducting training for customers
about rope properties, and managing specialized tests
Project management and quality assurance for critical supplies
Close co-operation with customers, universities and research institutes
Active part of the most important international committees (CEN, IMCA, OIPEEC, OITAF, IABSE)
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
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Robust R&D and innovation capabilities – (II)
In-house machine manufacturing capability driving operational excellence
Integrated in-house machinery design and manufacturing unit
Deep engineering expertise
End-to-end integration
Accelerated modernization cycles
Sustained reliability and uptime advantage
Strategic di(cid:442)erentiator
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One Usha Martin – Transforming into a unified global enterprise
Building a lean, agile and integrated organization to drive long-term growth
Enterprise-wide program bringing together people, operations, and geographies into a single, unified organization
Designed to break down silos and create agility, alignment, and transparency across the global business
Embeds a culture of accountability, collaboration, and future-readiness through common systems and leadership practices
Strategic focus on customer centricity, cost optimization and working capital e(cid:443)ciency
Core Pillars of Transformation:
One Technology
Digital backbone
One Business
Operational e(cid:443)ciency
One Leadership
Agile & empowered organization
One Market
One Logistics
Market expansion & customer centricity
Global reach and seamless operations
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Pillar-wise initiatives & execution progress
TRANSFORMATION PILLAR
KEY INITIATIVES
BENEFITS
ONE TECHNOLOGY
Digital platforms are being rolled out globally - SAP S/4 HANA for core operations, Salesforce for CRM,
and SuccessFactors for HR and talent development
Real-time dashboards and analytics being created a single source of truth for performance tracking
Global process integration, improved transparency and data-driven decision-making
Operations have been streamlined by establishing a shared service center in India to transition certain
support functions from overseas teams and refocus them on customer growth
Processes have been harmonized by sharing best practices globally e.g., in procurement - strengthening
ONE BUSINESS
vendor negotiations and unlocking economies of scale
Manufacturing has been integrated e.g., Brunton Shaw UK with India operations – rope production for certain
segments has shifted to Ranchi while UK retains specialized segments
Policies such as transparent inter-company pricing to ensure closer collaboration, e(cid:443)ciency, and compliance
Significant cost savings, improved competitiveness, strong controls and governance
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ONE LEADERSHIP
A unified reporting structure has improved collaboration and transparency across geographies and functions A global performance management scheme has linked incentives and KPIs to group-wide priorities The Employee Stock Option Plan (ESOP) has empowered the workforce as long-term stakeholders Succession planning and training through common platforms like the Usha Martin Learning Academy
Improved organization alignment, accountable workforce, future-ready organization
ONE MARKET
Brand identity harmonized across geographies, presenting a consistent global face Cross-functional global teams have been created for key segments such as elevators, ports, mining,
and oil & o(cid:442)shore, combining commercial, technical, and operational expertise
Consistent global presence and deeper application expertise to capture growth across critical segments
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ONE LOGISTICS
Optimized freight costs, enhanced visibility, and timely, reliable deliveries
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FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
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Strategic initiatives have strengthened Usha Martin’s consolidated operational and financial performance
Volume growth to be further supported by capacity expansion and debottlenecking initiatives
Greater focus on high value o(cid:442)erings to continue driving margins and overall growth
Ongoing cost optimization initiatives driving operating leverage and e(cid:443)ciency gains
Delivery Volumes (‘000 MT)
Revenue (in Rs. crore)
189
192
181
198
174
3,268 3,225
3,474
2,688
2,097
101
1,795
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25 H1FY26
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25 H1FY26
EBITDA1 (in Rs cr) & Margin(%)
13.5% 14.3%
18.6%
17.2% 17.7%
15.7%
599
598
513
284
384
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318
FY23
FY24
FY25 H1FY26
FY22
FY21
PAT2,3 (in Rs. crore)
424
406
351
291
156
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228
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FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25 H1FY26
Note 1: EBITDA calculated without other income Note 2: PAT from continuing operations adjusted for normalized tax for FY20; FY22 PAT includes exceptional income of Rs. 31 crore Note 3: PAT for FY22 includes Rs. 20 crore of deferred tax credit; H1FY26 PAT is from continuing operations
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Key operational highlights
Overall sales volumes registering stable growth, reflecting steady demand across key segments
Wire rope and wire segments
contributing strongly to the overall increase in volumes
Segment-wise contribution to overall volumes (H1 FY26):
Wire Rope – 54%
Wire – 23%
LRPC – 23%
Sales Volumes 1 (‘000 MT)
Wire Rope Sales Volumes (‘000 MT)
174
189
192
181
198
79
85
93
94
104
101
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25 H1FY26
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
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FY25 H1FY26
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Wire & Strand Sales Volumes (‘000 MT)
39
37
41
32
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LRPC Sales Volumes (‘000 MT)
65
62
54
54
49
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Note 1: For all product segments Note 2: All figures mentioned in the slide are consolidated volumes
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FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25 H1FY26
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25 H1FY26
Segmental revenue overview
IN RS. CRORE
Core wire rope segment revenues increased by 5.1% Y-o-Y in H1 FY26
Wire segment revenues increased by 22.7% and LRPC segment registered a 14.6% Y-o-Y decline
Segment-wise contribution to overall sales (H1 FY26):
Wire Rope – 74%
Wire – 10%
LRPC – 8%
Wire Rope
Wire & Strand
2,194
2,277
2,487
307
327
339
328
274
1,640
1,289
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FY22
FY21
FY23
FY24
1,320
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FY25 H1FY26
185
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FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25 H1FY26
LRPC
502
494
333
386
366
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FY21
FY22
149
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H1FY26
FY25
FY23
FY24
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Note 1: All figures mentioned in the slide are consolidated financials
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Continuing shift towards value accretive products, applications and geographies
Consolidated Revenue Break-up1
PRODUCT SEGMENTATION
END INDUSTRY SEGMENTATION 2
GEOGRAPHY WISE BREAK UP 3
Others, 8%
Wire & Strand, 10%
LRPC, 8%
Others, 8%
Wire & Strand, 9%
LRPC, 11%
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Fishing, 3% Others, 2%
Mining, 6%
Utilities, 3%
Engineering, 24%
Americas, 9%
Middle East & Africa, 9%
Elevator, 10%
Auto, 6%
Wire Rope, 74%
Crane, 19%
Asia Pacific, 12%
Construction & Infrastructure, 10%
55%
Oil & O(cid:442)shore, 17%
Fishing, 3% Others, 3%
Mining, 5%
Utilities, 3%
Engineering, 23%
Europe, 28%
Americas, 7%
Middle East & Africa, 9%
Wire Rope, 72%
Elevator, 8%
Auto, 6%
Crane, 16%
53%
Asia Pacific, 13%
Construction & Infrastructure, 12%
Oil & O(cid:442)shore, 21%
Europe, 26%
India, 42%
58%
55%
India, 45%
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Note 1: For all product segments and excluding intra-group sales Note 2: The data label highlighted in green represents value-added segments Note 3: Data labels in green represents international operations
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Resilient business model insulated from raw material volatility
E(cid:442)ective management of input cost volatility has supported consistent EBITDA/ton delivery
Steel Price1 (Rs. per tonne)
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50,958
54,097
55,392
53,618
52,316
56,317
61,691
44,112
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25
Q1FY26
Q2FY26
H1FY26
EBITDA/tonne2 (Rs.)
32,299
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30,148
28,502
34,915
31,656
26,473
15,880
19,624
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Note 1: Average consumption rate of the Group for the mentioned period Note 2: Consolidated EBITDA calculated without other income & excluding UM Cables
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FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25
Q1FY26
Q2FY26
H1FY26
Healthy balance sheet to support growth initiatives
Net worth (in Rs. crore)
Net Debt (in Rs. crore)
Sustained working capital e(cid:443)ciencies and improved cash flows continue to enable consistent, self-funded investments
Continued focus on prudent capital allocation to fund expansion while preserving balance sheet resilience
One Usha Martin initiatives to drive operational integration and improved working capital discipline across global operations
1,697
1,407
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FY22
FY23
FY21
2,965
2,752
342
2,384
2,035
191
185
124
63
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FY24
FY25 H1FY26
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25 H1FY26
Net Working Capital (% of Revenue)
32.8%
32.9%
33.2%
30.2%
28.8%
29.1%
1,089
1,028
1,199
1,144
0.24
874
674
Net Debt to Equity
ROCE
0.11
0.09
0.05
0.02
-0.04
13.3%
22.5% 22.8%
20.8%
19.3%
20.3%
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25 H1FY26
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25 H1FY26
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25 H1FY26
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Note 1: All figures mentioned in the slide are consolidated financials
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Long term issuer rating at ‘IND A+’ / Outlook: Stable
A+
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A-
BBB+
BBB
BBB-
July'19
July'20
Aug'21
Aug'22
Aug'23
Aug'24
Jul'25
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India Ratings and Research Pvt. Ltd. recently rea(cid:443)rmed Usha Martin Ltd.’s ratings at “IND A+/Stable” for Long Term Credit Facilities and “IND A1+” for Short-Term Credit Facilities
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India Ratings &Researcli
A Fitch Group Company
Current Rating
A+
Outlook
Stable
Last Review
July’25
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Robust cash flows
OCF to EBITDA during H1FY26 at 123%, E(cid:442)ective working capital management continue to strengthen free cash flow generation
Healthy free cash flows reflect prudent capital allocation and strong cash conversion, providing su(cid:443)cient headroom for future growth initiatives
IN RS. CRORE
Operating Cash Flow (% of EBITDA)
123%
78%
38%
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146
217
FY21
FY22
94%
91%
561
541
67%
345
FY23
FY24
FY25
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Free Cash Flow
229
177
166
177
107
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FY23
FY22
FY21
FY24
FY25
H1FY26
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Note 1: All figures mentioned in the slide are consolidated financials Note 2: EBITDA calculated without other income
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Focus on enhancing shareholder value
FY25
Rs. 91.37 crore
Dividend Paid
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~22%
of Profit After Tax
FY24
Rs. 83.80 crore
Dividend Paid
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~20%
of Profit After Tax
Dividend distribution policy (Link)
Aspires to maintain healthy dividend payout
Dividend Payout Policy
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SUMMARY
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Resilient. Global. Future-Ready
Global Leadership
Diversified Business Model
Innovation & Value Migration
Strategic Transformation
Financial Strength
Among the world’s top 5-speciality wire rope manufacturers with presence across 6 continents
Balanced portfolio across mining, elevators, oil & o(cid:442)shore, infrastructure and industrial applications
Focused capex, R&D and product upgrades (e.g., Galstar, Plasticated LRPC, Ocean Fibre) to support and drive higher-margin growth
“One Usha Martin” driving operational e(cid:443)ciency, global integration, increased competitiveness and enhanced governance
Net-debt-free, strong cash generation and disciplined capital allocation enabling self-funded growth
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SUSTAINABILITY
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ESG strategy - Key focus areas
Care for Environment
Product Stewardship
Care for People
Sustainable Partnerships
Ethical Business
Climate stewardship
Air emissions management
Water stewardship
Waste management and
circular economy
Biodiversity management
Sustainable product design & innovation
Operational e(cid:443)ciency
and resource optimization
Ethical and transparent labelling
Retention and development of diverse talent
Ensuring employee health and wellbeing
Upholding and
protecting human rights
Creating diversity and
inclusivity
Fostering safe work environment
Community engagement
Corporate governance
Customer centricity
Code of conduct
Responsible sourcing
Regulatory compliance
Data privacy and security
RESHAPING THE INDUSTRY WITH RESPONSIBILITY
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ESG achievements and targets Accelerating sustainability impact through targeted initiatives
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Care For Environment
Care For People
Achievements FY25
Targets
Water audits conducted for Ranchi and Hoshiarpur Energy audit conducted for Ranchi and Hoshiarpur
1.22 tCO2e/MT GHG emission intensity (scope 1 & 2)
Zero Accidents 29% increase in female workforce
4.3/5 People Pulse Survey Score 43.9% increase in average training hours per employee/worker
Achieve a 10% reduction in energy intensity in manufacturing
operations by FY 2029–30 from baseline FY 2024–25
Achieve a 50% reduction in water withdrawal by FY 2029– 30
from baseline FY 2024–25
Achieve and maintain an annual ‘Zero Harm’ status
Provide 16 + hours of training to each employee (O(cid:443)cer grade) annually.
Maintain at least 25% female representation in new o(cid:443)cer level
hires each year
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Product Stewardship
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) three products
Ongoing EPD certification
Zero non-compliance regarding product and services, health and safety impact of product
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Obtain Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) certification for
10 products by FY 2029-30
Sustainable Partnerships
66% of critical suppliers assessed for ESG performance 89/100 Customer Satisfaction Index
21,262 lives impacted through CSR initiatives compared to 18,445 in FY 2023-24
Conduct ESG assessment for top 50 critical suppliers by FY 2029-
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Ethical Business
Manufacturing units are ISO 9001, 14001 & 45001 certified 4 Independent Directors and 3 Whole Time Directors on the Board 97% Average attendance of directors
Ensure 100% annual compliance with Human Rights and Anti- Corruption policies and Code of Business Ethics across all operations while dealing with suppliers and customers
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ESG action highlights
Accelerating sustainability through focused initiatives
Decarbonization roadmap in
progress, anchored on renewable energy adoption, alternate fuels substitution, and energy e(cid:443)ciency enhancement 4 MWp Rooftop solar capacity under installation Fuel switching initiatives to reduce Scope 1 emissions
Optimizing water utilization through
treatment and reuse
Care for Environment
Regular safety training programs across manufacturing units
Ongoing health and safety training to all employees /workers
Continued focus on diversity and inclusion in new hiring
Ethical Business
Board-level ESG oversight through a dedicated ESG Committee and clear reporting mechanisms Strengthened disclosures and stakeholder engagement
Alignment with global sustainability
reporting standards Strict adherence to polices and code of conduct
Care for People
Lifecycle Assessments (LCAs) conducted for key product lines Strengthened responsible sourcing and packaging initiatives Responsible and transparent market communication
Product Stewardship
Sustainable Partnerships
Supplier assessments initiated to strengthen ESG compliance Enhanced customer engagement on sustainable solutions
Expanded community development programs focusing on education, healthcare, women empowerment and livelihood initiatives 66% of suppliers (by procurement value) evaluated on ESG criteria, - Environment, Labour, H&S, Ethics, and Human Rights
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Initiatives
Natural Resource Management
Addressing waterbody restoration, adoption of productive agricultural methods, soil preservation & social forestry.
Health, Nutrition & Sanitation
Addressing preventive care through mobile camps, health counselling in schools, nutrition promotion, and cataract operations.
Education & Learning
Providing support in operating a school for the underprivileged including repairs & maintenance, conducting yoga classes, introducing Smart Learning, adopting Ekal Vidyalaya and building awareness of the environment.
Livelihood & Financial Inclusion
Supporting skill development courses like electrician, plumbing, tribal artwork, solar panel, jute and paper bag making, beautician, F&B, two- wheeler motor servicing & other vocational training.
Sport & Infrastructure Development
Promoting sports activities in school, solar light installation, access to safe drinking water, repairing of village library, distributing sports kits & Anganwadi, etc.
Empowering Di(cid:442)erently Abled
Capacity building of disabled on life skill education, caregivers, distribution of aids & appliances.
2,912 Natural Resource Management
11,359 Health & Sanitation
2,097 Skill Development & Training
2,198 Education and Learning
385 Livelihood & Entrepreneur
2311 Infrastructure, Sports & Others
21,262 TOTAL BENEFICIARIES
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Governance structure in place to drive transparency, accountability and sustainability
Governance Framework: Three-tier governance structure: Board → Strategic → Operational levels for sustainability and risk oversight.
The Board of Directors provides overall ESG and
strategic guidance through the Sustainability Council.
Sustainability Council monitors ESG progress and reviews key environmental and social initiatives.
Sustainability performance is reported to the Board half-yearly, ensuring accountability and performance tracking.
Ethics & Compliance: Zero-tolerance approach to corruption, bribery, and
human rights violations.
All employees trained under anti-bribery and ethical
conduct programs.
Board of Directors 4 Independent Directors, 3 Whole Time Directors
Audit Committee
Risk Management Committee
Finance Committee
Nomination & Remuneration Committee
Stakeholders Relationship Committee
CSR Committee
Sustainability Council
Management Team
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ANNEXURE
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Usha Martin’s new visual identity
Mother brand
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Wire rope production process
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Descaling wire rod eliminates rust and scales, while surface coating facilitates drawing.
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Steel wire products begin with wire rod supplied by steel mills, produced via hot rolling from billet.
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1st stage of Drawing
The descaled and surface-coated wire rod undergoes the initial drawing process to achieve the required diameter and mechanical properties for further processing or for the intended application.
Patenting
Heat treatment is applied to transform the wire into the necessary microstructure and to facilitate further drawing.
2nd Stage of Drawing (Final Drawing)
Following the initial wire drawing and patenting, the final drawing process is carried out to achieve required diameter and mechanical properties for the intended application.
Drawn Wire Stranding (with Twisting)
Wires are positioned helically over a central member, forming the structure of the strand.
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Strands are positioned around the core, completing the construction of the wire rope.
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Manufacturing set-up - India
Ranchi Facility: Spread across an area of more than 100 acres, this facility is one of the world’s largest wire rope manufacturing facility
Ismal Unit, Ranchi: Well-equipped facility with over 3 decades of experience in manufacturing and supply of pre-stressing machines & accessories
Hoshiarpur Plant: Set up in 1974 in Punjab, India, spread over 8 hectare is the largest wire & wire rope unit in Northern India
UM Cables Plant, Silvassa: A dedicated manufacturer and exporter of high-quality telecommunication cables, fiber reinforced plastic rods (FRP)
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Pengg - Usha Plant, Ranchi: Pengg Usha is a JV between Usha Martin and Joh Pengg AG of Austria to produce oil tempered wire, required by the automotive industry
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Manufacturing set-up - International
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Located at Jebel Ali Free Zone in Dubai (UAE), this facility was set up in the year 2003. Apart from the Middle East market, Brunton Wire Ropes also caters to 33 countries, which includes Europe, North America, South America, North Asia, Australia, Africa and Southeast Asia.
Located in Nottinghamshire, UK, the company manufactures high-quality wire ropes for a wide range of applications. Its state-of-the-art production facility is one of the most modern in Europe, allowing to produce single- length wire ropes of up to 400 tons.
Usha Siam has been operating in Bangkok, Thailand, since the early 1980s. As the largest wire rope manufacturer in the country, it produces a wide range of products, including steel wire ropes, auto cables, fine ropes, strands, and specialty wires catering to the domestic and international markets.
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Marquee projects
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New Pamban Bridge, Rameswaram - operating with structural wire ropes
Chenab Bridge (World's highest railway arch bridge) - Cable cranes with locked coil ropes lifted all bridge segments.
World’s longest hanging bridge for adventure tourism in Italy - Cables with special end connection
Disneyland, Shanghai, China - Full locked coil, supporting cables
Ambargodlu – Kalasavalli Bridge, Karnataka (India’s second-longest cable- stayed bridge) - PE Coated LRPC
Anchor Mooring Ropes delivered to one of the largest rigs in the world located in China
Lions Gate Vancouver, Canada - Supporting locked coil
Reliance Sasan Coal Mine (one of the world’s largest dragline - Caterpillar) - Hoist & drag rope
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Globally recognized certifications and licenses
ISO 45001: 2018 Occupational Health & Safety
ISO 14001: 2015 Environmental management systems
Certificate of Authority issued by American petroleum institute
ISO 9001: 2015 Quality management Systems
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Commitment to global sustainability standards
Assessed by EcoVadis, a global sustainability rating platform
Received Bronze Medal for sustainability performance
Evaluation covers Environment, Labor & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement
Continuous improvement plan in place to achieve higher rating tiers
Signatory to the UNGC in July 2025, aligning business strategy with the 10 Principles
on Human Rights, Labour, Environment, and Anti-Corruption
Initiating first Communication on Progress (CoP) to demonstrate transparency and accountability in sustainability practices
Demonstrates commitment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
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Market snapshot
Key Market Statistics
BSE/NSE Ticker
CMP (Rs.)
Market Cap (Rs. Crore)
As on 30th September 2025
517146 / USHAMART
460.30
14,027.27
Number of outstanding shares (Crore)
30.47
Face Value
1.00
52-week High / Low (Rs.)
481.10 / 278.80
Shareholding pattern as on 30th September 2025
Public including Employee Welfare Trust, 20%
Corporate Bodies, 13%
Promoters, 41%
Institutional Investor, 26%
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Contact us
About Us:
Established in the year 1960, Usha Martin is a leading global and India’s No. 1 specialty steel wire rope solutions provider. The Company is also engaged in the manufacturing of high-quality wires, low relaxation prestressed concrete steel strand (LRPC), bespoke end-fitments, accessories and related services.
Usha Martin’s wire rope manufacturing facilities in Ranchi, Hoshiarpur, Dubai, Bangkok and UK produce the widest range of wire ropes that find application in various industries across the world. All of the company’s facilities are equipped with the latest state-of-the-art high-capacity machines to manufacture world-class products.
Usha Martin’s global R&D center located in Italy is actively engaged in designing of wire ropes and uses proprietary design software to develop products that are the best in class. The Company also has a comprehensive R&D facility in its manufacturing unit at Ranchi, India. Usha Martin has an extensive and dedicated network of distribution centers located across the globe.
Corporate Identification No: L31400WB1986PLC091621
Regd. O(cid:443)ce: 2A, Shakespeare Sarani, Kolkata – 700 071, India
Usha Martin Limited
Tel: +033 – 71006 511 / 320
Email: investor@ushamartin.co.in
Anoop Poojari / Devrishi Singh
CDR India
Tel: +91 98330 90434/ + 91 98205 30918
Email: anoop@cdr-india.com
devrishi@cdr-india.com
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THANK YOU
USHA MARTIN LIMITED
2A, Shakespeare Sarani, Kolkata - 700 071, India
contact@ushamartin.com www.ushamartin.com
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